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said:"This partnership brings together two long-term investors who have a shared confidence in and ambitions for the growth prospects of the Covent Garden estate and the West End. “Through ...

The world's largest sovereign wealth fund, Norway's Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM), has reached a deal to purchase ...

Covent Garden’s biggest landlord Shaftesbury Capital has sold a 25% share in an estate that includes the world famous central piazza, to the Norwegian sovereign wealth fund for £570 million.

Norges will pay £570mn in cash for a one-quarter share of Covent Garden, which will continue to hold £380mn of debt against its £2.7bn property value © Zoonar ...

NBIM said the portfolio comprises 1.5 million square feet properties, predominantly used for retail and leisure purposes, within the London districts of Covent Garden ... U.K. real estate at ...

He was describing Covent Garden market. For centuries, Covent Garden was renowned for its fruit and vegetable market, which was there until 1974 when it moved out of central London to Nine Elms.